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In Alaska, a white shape on the tundra turned out to be an albino caribou unseen for decades
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October 19, 2026

In Alaska, a white shape on the tundra turned out to be an albino caribou unseen for decades

Across the terrain where caribou live, a completely white body makes the animal easier for predators to notice.

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